The Evolution of Man and SocietyAllen & Unwin, 1969 - 751 من الصفحات |
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... Italy . In the eighth century direct eastern colonization of Italy began . At the same time as the Phoenicians were founding ports on the African and Spanish coasts , the other maritime peoples , those on the shores of the Aegean , both ...
... Italy . In the eighth century direct eastern colonization of Italy began . At the same time as the Phoenicians were founding ports on the African and Spanish coasts , the other maritime peoples , those on the shores of the Aegean , both ...
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... Italy Com.in Italy ; N. Italy 204 ; killed in founded Africa Port Mahon 206 ; 204 . destroyed Genoa 205 ; died 203 . Com . , Commander Notes : Married Oezalces King of Maesuli The Carthaginians like the Romans had too few names to ...
... Italy Com.in Italy ; N. Italy 204 ; killed in founded Africa Port Mahon 206 ; 204 . destroyed Genoa 205 ; died 203 . Com . , Commander Notes : Married Oezalces King of Maesuli The Carthaginians like the Romans had too few names to ...
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... Italy . They failed in these attempts . But they established the cleavage of the nobility into two parties : the conser- vative majority , the optimates , and the reforming minority , the populares . The conflict of these parties ...
... Italy . They failed in these attempts . But they established the cleavage of the nobility into two parties : the conser- vative majority , the optimates , and the reforming minority , the populares . The conflict of these parties ...
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PROVIDENT SOCIETIES | 67 |
EXPANDING PEOPLES | 127 |
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